Yuletide Greetings
Roger Chapman
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Roger Chapman
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Paul Saunders
> Best wishes to all our readers for Xmas and the new year.
Merry Christmas from icy Wales too! The sun is shining!
Paul
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Judith
<pv...@wildwales.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:
>> Best wishes to all our readers for Xmas and the new year.
>
>Merry Christmas from icy Wales too! The sun is shining!
It's above freezing here on The Wirral. I do hope it's not too warm
in Snowdonia tomorrow. The BBC website says it's going to be 6degC;
T-shirt weather!
Judith
Rod
> On Fri, 25 Dec 2009 11:16:00 -0000, "Paul Saunders"
>
> >> Best wishes to all our readers for Xmas and the new year.
>
> >Merry Christmas from icy Wales too! The sun is shining!
>
> It's above freezing here on The Wirral. I do hope it's not too warm
> in Snowdonia tomorrow. The BBC website says it's going to be 6degC;
> T-shirt weather!
>
> Judith
Above freezing (just) in the Clwydians this afternoon but enough snow
to make everywhere look magical.
The plan was a nice gentle post lunch stroll up Moel Arthur. Best laid
plans........................ On our way down we met a gang of kids of
all ages tobogganing down the north side of the hill. They offered us
a ride so after a *very* quick descent and a more or less dignified
stop at the bottom I watched in horror as my wife got on another
toboggan and came down - her stop wasn't quite so dignified but
nothing broken - we even managed to find her specs. What a ride, much
better than those homemade toboggans we had as kids. Must be best part
of 50 years since either of us had been on a toboggan - it really made
our day.
Rod
Martin Richardson
>And a Happy New Year. I am about to set off to the Cowal to rage against the Marilyns.
See you next decade.
Martin
Graham Seed
"Roger Chapman" <r.ch...@zetnet.co.uk> wrote
> Best wishes to all our readers for Xmas and the new year.
>
Yes, all the best. Will the new decade be the Tenties? (groan...)
Graham
Paul Saunders
>> Merry Christmas from icy Wales too! The sun is shining!
>
> It's above freezing here on The Wirral.
It was above freezing when I wrote the above, but there was still ice on
some roads.
> I do hope it's not too warm
> in Snowdonia tomorrow. The BBC website says it's going to be 6degC;
> T-shirt weather!
Seems to be warming up now that the rain is back. However the Met Office is
warning of a moderate risk of heavy snow for Wales on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Paul
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Paul Saunders
> Yes, all the best. Will the new decade be the Tenties? (groan...)
I don't see why not. What else would we call it? What did they call the
noughties and the tenties last century?
Paul
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Bill Grey
"Paul Saunders" <pv...@wildwales.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message
news:kaedneBlrK9gdKrW...@pipex.net...
> Seems to be warming up now that the rain is back. However the Met Office
> is warning of a moderate risk of heavy snow for Wales on Tuesday and
> Wednesday.
>
> Paul
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Golf course like concrete here this morning !
Bill
Phil Cook
>Graham Seed wrote:
>
>> Yes, all the best. Will the new decade be the Tenties? (groan...)
>
>I don't see why not. What else would we call it? What did they call the
>noughties and the tenties last century?
La belle epoque? Or did that cover the period from the last decade of
the previous century upto the start of the war? The Edwardian period
is largely concurrent.
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